Young Blood
Bad Company · Live At Wembley [2011]
(ooh ooh ooh)
a yellow ribbon in her hair,
(ooh ooh ooh)
i couldn't keep myself from callin' ,
looky there,
looky there,
looky there,
oh looky there!
young blood,
young blood,
young blood,
i can't get you outta my mind.
i took one look and i was flattered
(ooh ooh ooh)
i tried to walk along the lane
(ooh ooh ooh)
i couldn't keep myself from shouting,
whats your name?
whats your name?
whats your name?
oh whats your name?
young blood,
young blood,
young blood,
i can't get you outta my mind.
what crazy step
she looked so tept
i had to follow her all the way home
then things went bad
i met her dad
he said
you'd better leave my daughter alone
i couldn't sleep that night for crying
(ooh ooh ooh)
i saw the rising of the sun
(ooh ooh ooh)
and all along my heart was sighing
she's the one
she's the one
she's the one
oh she's the one
young blood
young blood
young blood
i can't get you outta my mind
young blood
young blood
young blood
i can't get you outta my mind
young blood
young blood
young blood
i can't get you outta my mind
Young Blood
Bad Company's 'Young Blood' stands as a testament to the band's enduring power within the hard rock genre. Originally released on their 1974 debut album, the track captures the raw energy and blues-inflected guitar work that defined the group's early years. This specific recording, taken from the 2011 Live At Wembley album, showcases the band's ability to maintain their signature sound decades after their formation. The performance highlights the tight interplay between the rhythm section and the soaring vocals that have made Bad Company a staple of classic rock radio. As part of a celebrated discography that includes numerous hits, this live rendition offers fans a glimpse into the group's continued relevance and stage presence. The song remains a fan favorite, embodying the timeless spirit of British rock and the band's commitment to delivering high-energy performances.